Has anyone here had any problems with either deepburner or cdburnerxp
pro while creating multisession burns

richk wrote:
> Has anyone here had any problems with either deepburner or cdburnerxp
> pro while creating multisession burns

Yes, just this week I found a reproduceable bug in CDBurnerXP that made
my DVD+RW unreadable when adding to an existing session.

Haven't tried DeepBurner yet.


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Jim Allison
Usable Freeware - www.usablefreeware.com

Jim @ UsableFreeware.com wrote:
> richk wrote:
>> Has anyone here had any problems with either deepburner or cdburnerxp
>> pro while creating multisession burns
>
> Yes, just this week I found a reproduceable bug in CDBurnerXP that
> made my DVD+RW unreadable when adding to an existing session.
>
> Haven't tried DeepBurner yet.

Yes, a problem here last evening with CDBurnerXP Pro 3. It quit!
Wouldn't even recognize the drive! I used another program and carried on
with my on-going project. I used AVS Disk Creator. It's ok, simple and
straight-forward interface but s-l-o-w in comparison to CDBurnerXP Pro 3.

Helen

richk wrote:
> Has anyone here had any problems with either deepburner or cdburnerxp
> pro while creating multisession burns

I did with cdburnerxp & went back to version > cdbxp_setup_3.0.116.zip

I my experience ... regardless of software .. multisession = unreliable

Zaphod wrote:
> I my experience ... regardless of software .. multisession = unreliable

Nero does it dependably. Hopefully we'll find a comparable freeware
alternative.


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Jim Allison
Usable Freeware - www.usablefreeware.com

"Jim @ UsableFreeware.com" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Zaphod wrote:
>> I my experience ... regardless of software .. multisession = unreliable
>
>Nero does it dependably. Hopefully we'll find a comparable freeware
>alternative.

It doesn't for me, when using DVD's. CD-R/RWs, yes, but not DVD-Rs. It
pops up a dialogue box warning that the subsequent session may not be
accessible on some systems and gives the option to continue anyway. If
I continue, it doesn't see the prior sessions on the DVD and I'm
afraid of whiping it, so I end up burning on a new DVD-R.

Larry